Matt Walsh

They said that they were actually there with a group of people and it was all very professional and they're just friends.

And, you know, it's absurd for anyone to draw any other conclusions.

So two points I want to make about this.

First of all, more of a minor point, and some people aren't going to like to hear this, but this is why it is really just absurd to have attractive young females covering professional male sports.

Um, now Rossini doesn't appear to be all that attractive, frankly, but the principle still applies.

And I don't mean that young females can't talk about sports or, you know, sort of cover it from afar or talk about it on a podcast or something.

If you're interested in listening to that, I mean, in terms of being on the ground, being on the beat, uh, heavily interacting with these players, cultivating relationships, sources, that kind of thing.

It's ridiculous.

We all know that affairs happen constantly in these kinds of situations.

And it's like we're supposed to just pretend that when you have these high testosterone young men and these attractive young women, and the women are allowed inside the locker room while the players are changing even, because it would be sexist not to allow them in.

That was a policy the NFL instated a long time ago.

There has to be equal access to the male locker room for female reporters.

Somehow that's okay.

I mean, we all say that we don't want men intruding into women's locker rooms, but over here it actually happens in reverse all the time.

No one says anything.

But anyway, we're supposed to pretend that the sexual dynamics don't completely change and define the relationship there, which is ridiculous.

But that's what we're supposed to do these days.

We're supposed to pretend that biology isn't biology.

Reality is not reality.

Human sexuality is not human sexuality.